CS Holds Meeting For PM’s Visit

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Hyderabad, May 20 (Hydnow): Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar on Friday held a meeting with the officials concerned and discussed about the arrangements following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Hyderabad on May 26.

Narendra Modi will take part in the annual day celebrations of the Indian School of Business in the city.

On the occasion, the Chief Secretary directed the officials that the arrangements should be taken according to the protocol and all departments should be coordinated one another for the success of the Prime Minister tour.

DGP Mahender Reddy and senior officials from various departments were present. (Hydnow)

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